Flowers have always been an inspiration for pocket square folds. More often than not it is the pocket square that replaces the boutonniere and/or lapel flower for formal dress codes. When properly folded, the folds will spiral out from the center like a rosebud in bloom.
The three peak fold is more fancy than formal. A great fold for any dress code, and any type... read more
When you want to make a statement at formal events, try out a trinity knot. Trinity knots are inspired... read more
A complete guide for gentleman to learn how to wear a pocket square Learning how to fold a pocket square... read more
This is a hybrid style that blends the soft edges of a puff fold with the angles of a... read more
The one peak is a traditional method that creates a standalone peak, fit for the noble and trustworthy. You’ll... read more
The full windsor knot was first invented as a way to emulate the Duke of Windsor’s uncharacteristically large tie... read more
The puff fold is probably the simplest of the folds. The desired result is to have a small puff... read more
A guide for you to tie a tie with different knots. Men may sometimes feel limited to classic looks, but... read more
If you’re looking for something a bit different but still radiating with class, look no further than the three... read more
Four Peaks (also known as “The Crown”) is one of the more common, time-honored folding styles. Scale a mountain... read more
